Each of the BSD's have their own personality and group of adherents. There is a secondary circle that may love all BSDs. Long ago there was east coast unix and

Each of the BSD's have their own personality and group of adherents. There is a secondary circle that may love all BSDs. Long ago there was east coast unix and west coast unix. The BSDs represent the West Coast thread. I just like the BSDs because they all maintain a single document that can get you from a single system host install to a supporting network installs DHCP->TFTP install. I always go for either NetBSD "We install on anything" or OpenBSD "We are still just trying to get secure implementation of the 4.4 spec"